Anirban Basu
@SageAnirban
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Father, Husband, economist (hold your applause), & CEO of Sage Policy Group. Chief Economist, Associated Builders & Contractors. Read more at https://t.co/dcqV0JKHqZ
Baltimore, MD
Joined November 2017
Some exciting news: I'm expanding my newsletter, Economic by Anirban! You can read about the changes here:
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RT @Zack_Fritz: U.S. employers added 209,000 jobs in June, the least in any month since Dec-20, and the unemployment rate inched down to 3.…
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RT @Zack_Fritz: New Sage Econ series called Monday Morning Optimism, and our first MMO post is about how the pandemic and remote work have…
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RT @ABCNational: ABC Chief Economist @SageAnirban connects with @sechaney with @WSJ on today's jobs report: “I am astonished by the strengt…
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RT @Zack_Fritz: Part I of our January Q&A covers inflation, automation, and why we can't switch to the metric system
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RT @ABCNational: “This employment report indicates that contractors collectively remain in expansion mode despite rising costs of capital a…
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RT @Zack_Fritz: Some thoughts on the economics of adult-use marijuana in Maryland (puns were mostly kept to a minimum):
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RT @Zack_Fritz: Happy Labor Day! Wrote up some thoughts on labor market tightness and how good that's been for workers' bargaining power ht…
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My thoughts on today's jobs report as we head into the long weekend
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I'm out of office today, but my colleague @Zack_Fritz broke down today's BLS employment report
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@sarahkendrew @eric_hontz Tax caps create predictability for homeowners and prospective homebuyers.That helps support home values.Because of rail service, parts of Baltimore City are effectively suburbs of Washington, D.C.We need more people to take advantage of our lower cost of living, but high taxes. .
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My monthly Q&A post covers inflation, the housing market, commercial real estate, the gig economy, and more
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RT @Zack_Fritz: Wrote up some of my thoughts on inflation (with @SageAnirban), inspired by someone asking whether supply or demand was to b…
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Wondering what (and who) you should blame for inflation? I've got thoughts
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Payroll employment up by 390k in March, unemployment rate steady at 3.6%. Read more here:
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Economic data might look pretty bleak over the next couple months, and that's a good thing
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Today's jobs report was a much needed piece of (mostly) good news
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U.S. payrolls added 431k jobs in March, the unemployment rate fell to 3.6%, and the slow, steady return to the labor force continued
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Now that the Fed has started raising rates, it's a great time to brush up on what that means
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RT @ABCNational: "The U.S. economy is charging into the post-pandemic world with significant momentum, and nonresidential construction is p…
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